Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-27

very low but he seemsa little easier this morning,
having had several hours OF needed rest last night.
His physicians are In constant attendance upon
him.
HARRIS BIJOC THBATER.-The attraction at the
Bi1Ou next week Will be Austin'S Australian Now
city Company, which includes the Austin Sisters,
who are female acrobats of great skill; Mile
Aimee, the human 1y, who walks upon the cell
ing head downward; Miss ST. George HuSSey, male
lmpersOnatOr; Lou Ruge, acrobatS; Baldwin &
Dale, the original HOttentotS, and others The
list OF attractions which have been secured by
Manager Harris embraces every class OF entertain
ment, from vaudeville TO opera and from the
laughable skit to Shakesperean tragedy. The sea-
son has opened auSpiciouSly, and the attendance
this week has been limited only to the capacity Of
kERSaNs THEATER.-The burlesque on the 'sMi-
kad0,' which was so successful when II was first
produced, will again be presented at KernanS next
week by the Grieves Company, with Miss Lucille
Grieves as Yum Yum. The new faces offered are
Jno E Welsh. and Nellie Gray's Female Minstrels,
while the established favOriteS ChaS. and Maud
Vincent, Frank and Clara Marion, A. E. Burton,
GrleVeS and Talbert, and the San Francisco Quar-
tette remain The summer garden program Will
contain many new and attractive numbers.
ST. ALoYSICS' CHURCH GARDEN PARrY.-The pa
irons OK the last garden party at ST. Aoysius'
church We're so charmed with the entertainment
that h the fathers Were compelled 70 give them an
Next week mas been appointed for that purpose,
and extensive preparations are being made.
A G. A. r. CAMP FIRE.-John A. Rawlins Post,
No i, g. A. r., held big camp f1re at Grand
Army building last night: The attendance was
Fletcher, Troutman and Doolan told stories or
made speeches, and songs were sung by Mr.. j. D.
OConnel, OF the Irish-Amertean Club.
THE CONCERT AT THE WHITE House GROUNDS
Following Is the program OF the Marine Band con-
cert at the White House grounds this afternoon at
fifteen minutes to O'Clock: March, ''White
Wings" Robinson; overture, "Poet and Peasant"
Suppe; yalse, "Come into the Garden, Maud"
w
songS-(a) Fifteen Dollars in My Inside Pocket"
kennedy; 90 "Rock-a-Bye Baby" Canning: Rem1.
nlScenceS OF Verdi, Godfrey; selection, 'Grand
duchess" tby reQuestl, Onenbaeh.
The DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ACCoUNTs-The ac-
counts OF the fees OF the district attorney OF the
District for prosecutions IN the for the ten
days from the 9th OF July, 1887, TO the 10Th OF
July, 1887, were presented In the Criminal Court
yesterday. There are 1O4 cases, all in the Police
Court, and the sum allowed is 81, O4O, or $40 in
Assistant District Attorney Shepherd. and APP
proved by Judge Merrtck for payment at the
Treasury OF the United States.
ATTRACTIONS AT BAY RIDGE--The Mandolin
Quartette, which has been playing the past week
row. Trains leave for Bay Ridge at convenient
hours from the Baltimore and OHIO station. The
resort has been steadily growing in favor with
WaShingtonlanS, and next week number OF Or
CARNATIONS will give excursions there. Among
them are the Knights Of the Golden Eagle; Friend
snip DIVISION, sons OF temperance; the Washing
ton COntinentalS, and Sewing Circle OF AnacOstia
church. The Naval Academy band Is the stand
Ing attraction, and the superb music from the
veranda OF The restaurant pavilion is worth the
cost OF the railroad fare.
PARTNERSHIP DIFFICULTY.-Frank Renshaw
mas nied bill in equity against John A. Gamble
and ChaS. RenShaw dissolution OF the firrn OF
loi- 1he nrIn Is In the grocery and provision
business at the corner OF 18th and streets north
west. differences have arisen between Chas. Rem
snaw anu JOS A Gamble which destroy harmony
and inlure the success OF the business Mr. JOS
shilhngton, 1r.. appears for the petitioner.
THE DISTRICTS REPRESENTATION At THE ST. Ior1s
tSCANPMEST--J- B. Burke. commander OF the
department OF the Potomac, G. A. K, has issued
general order announcing the meeting Of the
tWenty-nrst annual encaInpment at ST. Louis Sep
TENDER -, 1887. The headquarters OF the Wash
Louis The time OF departure will be Saturday
evening, september "a, from the Baltimore and
PotOinac depot, reaching ST. Louis on the 9th
All going are requested 10 register at once In order
thit special train may be made up, and requested
10 wear the Grand Army uniform. The depart
ineht COMMANDER announces that the number OF
members In good standing is ZOOS, a gain OF 373
over last year He also announces that the
society OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
Department OF the Potomac" has assumed control
u the new Grand Army Hail
ORDINATIONS AT wooDsrocK-The following can.
0idates for holy orders were ordained deaconS by
Cardinal Gibbons, at Woodstock College, yester-
Brosnahan, Washington, ID. c.; Cornelius Gillespie
Philadelphia; James Wellworth Troy; Arthur j
George 4. Fargis New York; Joseph TWinge, Ford,
nan, y u; Raphael V. OConnel, New York
Michael T. hill, Philadelphia; John F. Lehy, Bos-
Son; William j; Quigey, New York; Francis X
MeGoyern, Brooklyn; Anthony Mas Germany:
hraneis Barnnn, Baltimore; William Ii. Morrison
Boston, and William j. kevill, Norfolk Va all OF
the Maryland-New York province; John b. Ko-
kenge, Chicago. OF the Missouri province; Angus
Mountain mission All are members Of the So,
clety or Jesus To-day the cardinal Will confer
the order OF priesthood upon the deacons The
Law r,
STAR Cardinal Gibbons Will return 10 Baltimore
to-day. The cardinal. IL is stated is not looking
We'll and Is IN need OF quiet and rest.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING BUILDING REGuLA.
IlOSs-Nr. Jacob Niehmeyer was charged In the
fOace court to-day by Sergeant DuyaIl with yio-
latlng the building regulations in permitting his
employees 10 dress stone steps on the parking near
Ioth anu i streets, without having the barking
enclosed with the fence. The officer testified 10
seeing the men at work In front OF the house. and
said there was not the proper fence around The
parking. He spoke TO the men about il. and thew
dld not appear 10 know what the law was The
oeienuant stated that the men were trimming the
steps, winch cannot be done In any place other
than where they are to be set, as they have 10 be
raised and lowered The court imposed q fine of
SIC. and an appeal was noted.
TO RECEIVE THE W. l. l. CoRrs.-At a meeting
last night, OF the stay-at-home members OF the
Light Infantry corps, II was decided TO receive the
Corps IN full-dresS uniform on Monday night when
they return from Atlantic City. The Unlon Vete
ran Corps, list company, Major Ureil commanding
and the capital city Guards, Major ReveIls COM,
mandlng, win also escort the Infantry from the
depot To the armOry.
FOUND ASLEEP UNDER A PORCH.-About ten days
ago The officers OF the third police precinct pics ed
up ten-year-od colored girl, who gave her name
as Mary Washington, and said She lived In Wiz.
GINA She promised TO return home and was re-
leased Yesterday The officers received informa-
tion that the girl had been sleeping under porches
IN the heishoorhood or 18th and 4 streets north.
Mest, ana had been begging during the day. Last
ASht Olncers keefe and Maddox found the girl
asleep dnler a porch. and they arrested her. To-
od!, IN tne Police Court, she was charged with
farm. ~ - >
a FINE CRAYoS PORTRAIT OF Mr. Jas H For
SYN, OF the District Surveyors once the work OF
aIS teeurteen.! sar-old daughter, Miss Mamie OF
tion Al Droops, attracts much favorable at.